Scottsdale School Board considers unified admin unit
The Scottsdale School Board expects to merge elementary and high school business functions at a single administrative unit. A meeting is set for Navajo School at 7 30 p m to discuss the proposal.
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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1965
Page
4
The Scottsdale School Board expects to merge elementary and high school business functions at a single administrative unit. A meeting is set for Navajo School at 7 30 p m to discuss the proposal.
The Soviet Union hinted it may strike back at Beijing as Pravda published a last plea for China to unite against American aggression in Vietnam. Observers say the article suggests Moscow sees no path to conciliation with Peking and notes formal Communist bloc ties remain stronger than current disagreements.
Packing for camp ten of six thousand nine hundred twenty E Lomaland Dr is underway as Grady Anglesby twelve of eight six one four E Thornwood Dr joins. The campers will return Saturday with chairmen Bob Jantzen and John Harper leading the event.
In Phoenix a gubernatorial aide said some 590 high school youths in the A Team program are picking canta loupes in Yuma with about 2,200 waiting to join. Gov Goddard's admin seeks funds through the Office of Economic Opportunity to place youths in road beautification jobs.
Records show several birth notices listing parents and locations. Names include William and Carol Spink at 8139 E Whitton. a girl born June 17. Charles and Barbara Feenstra of Phoenix welcome a boy born June 17. John and Catherine McAninch at 8731 E McDonald Dr welcome a girl June 18. Kane and Mikealone at 3728 W Seldon Kane Phoenix welcome a girl June 20. Fredrick and Glenda Meyer at 3393 W Maricopa Phoenix a girl born June 20. Norman and Heather Rolling at 7430 E Minnena a girl born June 21. Bruce and Margaret Hansen at 8416 E Verde Lane a boy born June ?
The Foundation for Blind Children schedules a summer recreational program for blind students and their sighted siblings. Activities include dancing music lessons and swimming. The weekly sessions run from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Foundation in Scottsdale.
Singer Ira Louvin 41 and six others die in a head on crash on Interstate 70 near Williamsburg Missouri as the Grand Ole Opry troupe returns from a Kansas City engagement. Louvin's wife Ann Frances 38 also perishes along with four others.
About 46 young motorcyclists and up to 2,000 rioters will appear in Lacona District Court facing charges from riot to drunkenness. New five day old riot law imposes fines up to 1000 dollars and up to three years in prison. Authorities blamed Hell's Angels ringleaders for the beachfront rampage that injured more than 80 and involved National Guard and police action.
In Saigon the military junta led by Maj. Gen. Nguyen Van Thieu and Nguyen Cao Ky pledged war victory against Communism. UPI reports heavy air strikes from North to South Viet Nam with 40 American and 8 South Vietnamese aircraft targeting bridges and barracks near Hanoi. Vietnamese ground forces claim several Viet Cong casualties near Da Nang and Saigon.
Minnesota parole violator David Adam Clemens 26 was jailed in Scottsdale awaiting extradition after a vagrancy arrest near Texaco Station at 87th Street and McDowell. Police say Clemens confessed to three burglaries in Scottsdale and one in Phoenix.
Dr James Appel of Lancaster becomes AMA president and says refusal to accept medicare would erode respect for law and risk a lawless society. He calls for full AMA participation in shaping rules and implementing medicare to influence its course and avoid repetition or tightening of government oversight.
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